Ethiopia: The Country That Cut Off Its Head. A Diary of the Revolution

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By Blair Thomson

Robson Books, 1975, 159 pp

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A British journalist reports from the thick of it on Addis' successive coups of 1974; what might have been a revolution, he feels, became mindless chaos with the November assassination of virtually the entire elite of the country.

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